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Jun 18, 2013
Misplaced Outrage!
But, what does the Bee get it's knickers in a knot over on the editorial page? ... more
Jun 17, 2013
Good Cop/Bad Cop
If these politicos could find a way to support something like Devin Nunes' H.R. 1837 while we debate all these long-term solutions farmers in the San Joaquin Valley could survive long enough to make it to the long-term. ... more
Jun 13, 2013
Delta Water Healthy for Bass!
How is it that a fish like the bass can thrive in what environmentalists call an ecological disaster zone, but the smelt don't? ... more
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No to HSR, Yes to Plan B Jun 28, 2012
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Jun 18, 2013
Denham & HSR
Isn't it the Bee that most often complains about those in Congress not looking out for the common good. ... more
Jun 17, 2013
Good Cop/Bad Cop Right On!
I’m tired of these politicians coming thru here, crying that the sky is falling and that they understand; promising to roll up their sleeves and fix the problems; and then taking our sizeable campaign contributions……returning to DC…and doing nothing. ... more
Jun 17, 2013
Fluoride Is Good
Spending a buck on fluoridation drops dental repair expenditures by $38 or more each and every year.
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The HSR project is a waste of money and there is NO WAY the feds will pick up 60-70% of the tab. Its another brown presumption, just like presuming his tax will pass , but if they are going to spend money on it, then the Senators are correct. PLAN B, spending it on L.A. and the Bay Area is the wisest choice, because atleast the money goes to something. if it starts in the central valley, it goes to a ghost train, a ghost track than doesnt go anywhere and carries no people without the feds paying over 60 billion on top of their 3.3 billion they have given so far.
so no on HSR, yes on PLAN B.....
Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/06/28/4594851/dan-walters-fate-of-californias.html#mi_rss=Dan%20Walters#storylink=cpy